Women twice as likely as men to be in the dark over retirement income
Women are twice as likely as men to be unsure what their main source of income will be in retirement, according to research from Prudential.
The survey of 1,996 over-40s showed 18% of women were in the dark on the source of their retirement income, compared to 9% of men. This follows The Pension Advisory Service's (TPAS) launch of a survey...
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